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...played a role in the president's defense at the trial, Deputy White House Counsel Cheryl Mills and private attorney NicoleSeligman, are preparing for the Lewinsky interview although it is unclear who will actually pose the questions for Clinton's...

...depositions in a private room at the Capitol. At one point in Monday's session, private presidential attorney NicoleSeligman read a statement that apologized to Lewinsky "on behalf of the president for all the trouble the investigation and...

...question her, White House lawyers instead offered an apology on Clinton's behalf. Private presidential attorney NicoleSeligman read a statement that apologized to Lewinsky "on behalf of the president for all the trouble the investigation and...

...articles of impeachment themselves are brought to a vote. "The case cannot be made. It is time to end it," countered NicoleSeligman, a private attorney who has long represented Clinton and is part of his impeachment defense team. No votes are expected...

...Rep. Ed Bryant, R-Tenn., the lone House prosecutor to quiz Lewinsky, and presidential lawyers Cheryl Mills, NicoleSeligman and David Kendall arrived this morning at the hotel where the eight-hour, videotaped deposition was being conducted...

...followed them. The duo were David Kendall, President Clinton's attorney in the Monica Lewinsky investigation, and NicoleSeligman, his partner at the firm of Williams & Connolly. According to Ingraham, they walked in and proceeded to buy a huge...

...impeachment. The president's inner circle consisted of just five people - the first lady, personal lawyers Kendall and NicoleSeligman and former Commerce Secretary Mickey Kantor, now acting as a private lawyer. Clinton was also consulting with some...

...the White House argued that the case was over. "The case cannot be made. It is time to end it," said attorney NicoleSeligman, one of Clinton's defense team. But several GOP senators were sticking to their belief that the president should...

...the White House argued that the case was over. "The case cannot be made. It is time to end it," said attorney NicoleSeligman, one of Clinton's defense team. But several GOP senators were sticking to their belief that the president should...